Premier Gaming Trailers · Central Florida

Own a game truck business, built to book more parties

Anyone can sell you a trailer. We build gaming theaters that make parents book you again and tell three friends. 100+ built since 2015, running in the United States, Canada, Mexico and South Africa. You own all of it: the logo, the colors, the branding, the profit.

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100+
Gaming theaters built
2015
Building since
4
Countries running our units
$0
Franchise fees & royalties

Why the build matters

Parents book the one their kid won't stop talking about

Your customers aren't comparing trailers. They're comparing photos on Facebook, and picking the one that makes their kid's birthday look expensive. That's the whole business.

01

Charge what it looks like

A theater that photographs well supports a higher rate without an argument. The finish isn't vanity. It's your pricing power.

02

Every party is an advertisement

Twenty families see your unit at every event. What it looks like parked at the curb decides how many of them call you.

03

Built in-house, start to finish

We don't outsource the build. Every gaming theater is fabricated by our own team, which is why every one of them comes out the same.

The lineup

Pick your starting point

Three game trucks, three sizes, prices published. Every one ships turnkey with a generator, a full 360° custom wrap and your choice of 25 interior colors. Walk through any of them in 3D before you call.

Interior of a Mini Adventurer gaming theater, owner-branded with a lit Foxy sign above coral and purple bench seating

Mini Adventurer

16 ft interior · 12 inside, up to 20 with exterior stations

Sixteen feet of interior gaming space. Twelve gamers inside as standard, and exterior stations push it to twenty. Tows behind most SUVs and half-tons.

From $54,950 · turnkey Tour it in 3D
Interior of the Gamers Paradise gaming theater, lime bench seating facing a run of wall-mounted screens

Gamers Paradise

20 ft interior · up to 24 gamers at once

Twenty feet of interior gaming space and up to six 50″ 4K screens. The size most owners land on once they start running tournaments.

From $62,950 · turnkey Tour it in 3D
Interior of the Gamers Utopia gaming theater, lime bench seating and a run of screens down one side

Gamers Utopia

24 ft interior · up to 32 gamers at once

Twenty-four feet of interior gaming space, up to eight screens and up to sixteen consoles. Built for markets where somebody already has a game truck.

From $69,950 · turnkey Tour it in 3D

See all three mobile video game trucks for sale What it costs and how owners pay for one

Every price above is a starting point for a turnkey build. What you add on top is up to you, and we'll always quote it in writing before anything gets built.

Not a game truck

We build things that aren't game trucks

A traveling museum. VR and racing simulators. Marketing trailers, mobile storefronts, exhibit rigs. Same shop, same crew, same standard. “If you can dream it, we can build it” isn’t a slogan we picked because it sounded good.

VR simulator builds from $47,950 · everything else quoted to the idea I've got an idea
Interior of a traveling museum trailer built by Premier Gaming Trailers
A traveling museum we built. Not a gaming theater.

How we measure

We publish the number you can actually stand in

Trailer lengths get quoted a lot of different ways. Ours is always interior gaming space: floor you can walk on, wall to wall. Ask any builder which number they are quoting you, then compare like for like.

24 FT INTERIOR 32 FT OVERALL 7.5 FT

Both numbers describe the same trailer. Ask any builder which one they're quoting you, then compare like for like.

16 FT
Mini Adventurer
20 FT
Gamers Paradise
24 FT
Gamers Utopia
7.5 FT
Interior height, every model

See the same trailer measured both ways

Built in-house

The parts nobody photographs

Every gaming theater is fabricated by our own team in Central Florida. Nothing is subcontracted. Here's what comes on every build, and what you can add.

Standard on every build

GAMING

One console per screen

Not consoles shared across screens. Every television has its own, so eight players run eight different games at once and nobody waits their turn. Mix and match whichever consoles you want.

AUDIO

A cocoon of sound per station

Every screen has its own speakers with its own volume, not a shared sound bar. Four groups play four different games without shouting over each other.

AUDIO

Full sound system, standard

Separate from the game audio. Bluetooth, CD and radio, so the trailer works as a party even before anyone picks up a controller.

HEIGHT

7½ feet, floor to ceiling

Nearly a foot taller than the usual build, on every model. Adults stand up straight, and a full trailer stops feeling like a full trailer.

SPACE

Measured honestly

16, 20 or 24 feet of interior gaming space depending on the model. That's floor you can walk on, not the number that includes the tongue.

POWER

Generator, plug and play

A portable generator with wheels and remote start comes with every build. Roll it out, hit the button, run your event. Tongue-mount it or have us build interior storage for it if you'd rather.

POWER

Shore power ready

Plenty of venues won't let you run a generator. Every unit plugs into a standard wall outlet, so those bookings stay bookable.

INTERIOR

Never carpet

Depending on the build, an industrial suede-feel textile or a wipe-clean vinyl. Both dampen sound so nobody is gaming inside a noisy aluminum box. One of them survives a birthday party.

Also standard

  • Breaker box
  • Trailer brakes on both axles
  • Air conditioning, sized to the unit
  • Full 360° custom exterior wrap
  • Three-dimensional ceiling
  • Beams spaced for the biggest screens
  • Choice of 25 interior colors

Options worth taking

  • Onboard generator
  • Exterior TVs
  • Extra consoles per TV
  • Laser tag
  • Karaoke
  • Rock stage
  • Satellite dish
  • Underglow lighting
  • Motorized awning
  • Stabilizer jacks
  • Security cameras
  • And more

Fourteen add-ons in total, each one quoted in writing before anything gets built.

Every custom mobile gaming truck option we install

The economics nobody mentions

One person runs the whole thing

Every console, switch, light and volume control sits in one AV rack at the front of the trailer. You change a game, dim the lights or turn a station down without getting up. No walking the length of the trailer mid-party, and no second employee at every booking just to keep up.

The AV rack compartment: a row of gaming consoles on a lit shelf beneath the lighting, audio and generator controls
One console per screen, and every control in one place. This is the whole argument in a single photograph.
LABOR

No second person on payroll

A trailer that needs two people to run costs you a wage at every single event. Over a year of weekends, that's the difference between two trailers.

CONTROL

Everything in one compartment

Consoles, lighting, audio and switching, all centrally located up front. Sit down, run the party, get paid.

RESULT

Eight experiences, one operator

Own console, own speakers, own volume at every station. Eight groups play eight different games and one person keeps all of it moving.

After you buy

We don't hand you the keys and wave goodbye

A trailer is the easy part. Knowing what to charge, how to get booked and what to do when something goes wrong at 4pm on a Saturday is the business. We've run two of these ourselves in Central Florida since 2015, so none of it's theory.

  1. Before delivery

    Your trailer gets photographed

    A professional shoot before it leaves us, so you start with real images of your own unit instead of borrowing ours.

  2. If you want it

    We can build your website

    Ask and we'll build you your own site, your branding, ready to take bookings from day one. Not a page on ours. It's not automatic, so tell us if you want one.

  3. Handover

    We train you on the rig

    Power, screens, consoles, lighting, sound, and what to check before every event. You leave able to run it alone.

  4. Handover

    We train you on the business

    Pricing, marketing, social, where the bookings come from and which events are worth chasing.

What our support looks like after you buy

Run your own numbers

So what does this thing actually make?

We're not going to tell you what you'll earn. What we can tell you is what the trailer is physically capable of, so you're not guessing at the ceiling.

2–4Events that fit in a weekend day

A two-hour party plus setup, teardown and drive time. Two is a comfortable Saturday. Four is a long one. Not every weekend day fills.

3–5Weekday slots most owners ignore

Schools, camps, corporate events, fundraisers and youth groups all book Monday to Friday. Most owners leave these on the table.

What you can charge varies just as much. A two-hour party runs about $449 in Florida, $549 in California and $599 in New York. Pick the closest scenario to your market, then adjust everything.

How busy

What operators charge for a two-hour party

Events per month16
Price per event$449
Operating margin70%
Estimated monthly profit
$5,029
$60,348 per year

Like what you're seeing? Hitting those numbers is the part we help with. Ask us anything, no pressure either way.

These are projections based on assumptions you choose, not reported owner results. The scenarios above describe what the trailer is capable of, not what any owner has earned. Premier Gaming Trailers doesn't promise or guarantee any level of income. What a gaming theater business actually earns depends entirely on how it's operated, your local market, your pricing and how many events you book. Your results may differ.

How the children's party business actually pencils out

Built in-house

Same team, same shop, every unit

Nothing here's subcontracted. Four builds, four stages, all of it done by our own crew in our own shop.

Bare welded steel frame of a gaming trailer on its axles in the Premier Gaming Trailers yard, before walls go on
STAGE 01

Frame

Where the build either holds up for ten years or it doesn't.

Electrical compartment during the build: breaker panel, power converter, amplifiers and battery wired onto the plywood wall
STAGE 02

Walls and wiring

Everything that disappears behind the finish, done once and done right.

Finished interior of a gaming theater in red and black with LED lighting, screens mounted and bench seating installed
STAGE 03

Fit out

Screens, seating, lighting and climate, configured to your build.

Completed gaming theater interior in green and purple with consoles racked, screens along one wall and bench seating
STAGE 04

Handover

Turnkey. You hitch up and go book your first party.

The story

Why we started building these

We were owner-operators first. We could not find a trailer that held up, so we built our own, and then people started asking us to build theirs.

More on the company and the people who build these

Owners

People who already pulled the trigger

Owners in four countries. Here's what a few of them said about the build.

Our dedicated team lead made sure we were included every step of the way. We had constant contact throughout the entire process, and felt engaged from day one. Thank you for everything.

Cesar & Fatima · Florida

We thought this would be an overwhelming experience to begin with, but the team was organized and guided us through it all! Easy, painless, and FUN. YOU ROCK!

Lilly-Anne F. · Texas

We kept hearing “customer satisfaction” from every company we talked to but the ONLY ones that kept up with everything and did exactly what they promised were Megan and the PGT team!

Adam & Heather · Colorado

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